

THE FINAL ROUND
RBO 10
AUGUST 3, 2026



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RBO9 Champions
Brendan Butler, Mike Jurcik, Matthew Hutchison, Liam Bohonnon

To remember and honor a courageous young man who fought but lost his battle with cancer.
To raise awareness, because there are too many children suffering from this terrible disease.
To inspire our local kids who are in the midst of their battles.
To raise funds for pediatric cancer clinical trials at Connecticut Children's.
So that no parent has to hear the words
"your child has cancer."
OUR MISSION
WHO WE PLAY FOR

Angel




THE RBO COMMITMENT COIN
Guests Receive a Limited Edition Commitment Coin





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Use as a ball marker.
Display with your other mementos.
Carry with you wherever you go.
Yours to treasure in your own way.
The Schedule
Golfer Sign-in - 8:30 a.m.
Breakfast at the Clubhouse
Shotgun Start - 10 a.m.
Lunch and Beer & Spirits on Course
Prize Contests on Course
Reception - 2:00 p.m.
Appetizers & Open Bar
Dinner - 3:30ish p.m.
Awarding of Prizes, Raffle,The RBO Trophy and
The RBO Red Jackets

OUR DRIVE
Together, we have donated almost $300,000 to
Connecticut Children's
WHERE YOUR MONEY GOES
We, you, us, have helped Connecticut Children’s:
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Increase the number of staff, making all clinical trials available through a national consortium of clinical trials.
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Hire a full-time research associate.
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Fund research to evaluate the long-term consequences of chemotherapy on the heart, and to identify ways to prevent heart damage.
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Join the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation’s Sunshine Project, to develop more targeted and less toxic therapies.

RBO MEMORIES
RBO4

Paul Shapiro's Top 5 Favorite RBO Things

2018 RBO
2018 RBO Shotgun Start

A 2017 RBO Coin is blessed at St. Peter's Basilica
Chris Swetzes - RBO Warrior

Hunter Miller, Paul Shaprio and Deb Miller live on Fox 61 News
July 9, 2018

Because of leg reconstruction surgery, Robby wasn't able to play soccer his senior year. At Avon's last home game, however, the teams arranged for Robby to take the opening kick, then get subbed out.
REMEMBERING ROBBY

Deb Miller
RBO Founder
They say people come into our lives for a reason. Their purpose may be to teach us, guide us or even to test us. Like a big brother showing his younger sibling how to navigate through a challenging situation, Robby guided Hunter through the fight for his life.

Liz Brisco
Mom
Robby wanted us to continue his fight, not just for his fellow Avon cancer warriors - Chris, Hannah, Hunter, Kamran, Lauren, and Morgan - but also for a special friend Kyla and all the other children.

Paul Shapiro
Vie for the Kids, Inc.
The Robby Brisco Open is a Vie for the Kids signature fundraising event, and we are honored to help remember a remarkable young man who inspired other patients, fellow students, and the entire town of Avon and beyond.

